Stephanie Decker
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Stephanie Decker is a leading scholar in business history and management studies, whose work bridges historical analysis with contemporary organizational theory. Her research focuses on the intersection of corporate strategy, institutional change, and the socio-political contexts that shape business practices, particularly in emerging economies and post-colonial settings. Decker’s major contributions include pioneering the use of historical methods to understand long-term corporate evolution and the role of multinational enterprises in Africa, offering critical insights into how colonial legacies influence modern management. Her most-cited work, “Theory‐Driven Perspectives on Generative Artificial Intelligence in Business and Management” (2024, 98 citations), co-authored with Shuang Ren, Riikka M. Sarala, and Paul Hibbert, explores the transformative potential of GAI in reshaping business frameworks—a testament to her ability to engage with cutting-edge technological debates. With a career marked by over 1,500 citations, Decker has also been recognized for her editorial leadership at key journals and her role in advancing historical perspectives in management research. Her work not only enriches academic discourse but also provides practical frameworks for navigating complex global business environments.
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